Nigeria’s Female Genital Mutilation Ban is Important Precedent, Say Campaigners
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Alexandra Topping
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ICRW’s Stella Mukasa is quoted in the Guardian, lauding the Nigerian government for banning the practice of female genital mutilation, a move activists hope will catalyze similar efforts in other African nations.
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